Yesterday | NewsTimesLive.com
Early morning DUI arrest in Brookfield
Brookfield police charged a 34-year-old New Milford woman with drunken driving Saturday morning.
Yesterday | NewsTimesLive.com
Seat belt enforcement in effect in Newtown
Twenty-seven tickets, each involving a $37 fine, were given to motorists for not wearing seat belts since Newtown police began an enforcement operation Monday.
Brookfield businessman to head YMCA fundraising campaign
Jim Arconti of Brookfield is well aware of the current economic climate, yet he is willing to ask friends, colleagues, even strangers, for money.
Brookfield Four Corners businesses have mixed reaction to Route 7 bypass
Ken Mann of Danbury couldn't believe his good fortune Thursday afternoon. He was able to drive to the Main Moon Chinese restaurant near the Four Corners on Federal Road without idling in one of the highway's notorious traffic jams.
"Going Rogue'' going pretty well
Sarah Palin country, it is not. But at the Border's bookstore on Federal Road in Danbury Tuesday -- where latte drinkers stare intently into their laptops and young girls write poetry in longhand in the store window -- the salmon-fishing, moose-carcass dressing, hockey mom from Wasilla was outselling Stephen King .
Town Players Little Theatre presents new perspective on Dickens' 'A Christmas Carol'
Charles Dickens ' "A Christmas Carol," with a new perspective, opens Friday night at 8 at the Town Players Little Theatre on Orchard Hill Road, off Route 25 South in Newtown.
Let's work together to prevent suicide
We would like to thank Billie Dolan for writing your letter to the editor and bringing awareness to American Foundation for Suicide Prevention's National Survivors of Suicide Day.
Brookfield natives expose bottled water industry
By 2030, two-thirds of the world's citizens will not have access to clean drinking water, according to the United Nations.
Brookfield faces Health Department changes
Since state funding for public health is about to expire, Brookfield officials will either have to merge its health department with another town's department or assume all public health costs for town residents.
For the past 25 years, M. Jodi Rell has been a part of the Connecticut scene, as a state representative from Brookfield, as lieutenant governor and, for the past five years, as the state's governor.
Brookfield 'Shop of Horrors' daffy but fun
After witnessing the horticultural monster on display in the cheery, blood-drenched "The Little Shop of Horrors," you may question the motives of anyone who brings you a potted plant as a house gift.
Rell was right governor at right time
It was a sunny day back in a dark time, on July 1, 2004, when then-Lt. Gov. M. Jodi Rell suddenly found herself on the north steps of the Capitol, accepting a howitzer salute and reciting the governor's oath of office.
Rell remembered fondly by Danbury area officials and friends
She shopped at the Brookfield Market, where her signed, framed photograph hangs over the meat counter.
Motorist follows erratic driver, results in DUI arrest
A 25-year-old New Milford man was arrested on charges of drunken driving early Saturday morning, according to police.
Brookfield mold-fighters get busy against H1N1
Since the outbreak of the H1N1 virus, Brookfield-based American Dry Basement Systems never has been busier disinfecting homes and businesses with a botanical agent.
Brookfield community can share its bounty
Tuesday's election in Brookfield was not about politics, it was about our community.
Tale of tunnels, bones and explosives causes stir in Brookfield
The report about tunnels filled with bones at Candlewood Shores was true. A related one about a student who might have brought a hand grenade to school wasn't. But it took police and school administrators nearly three hours to separate the intertwined tales Wednesday morning, and in the interim, Whisconier Middle School students were evacuated ...
New tenant moves into Berkshire
Wallingford-based New England Home Delivery Services recently entered into a five-year lease for 30,000 square feet of space at Berkshire Corporate Park.
Davidson elected first selectman of Brookfield
Democrat Bill Davidson screamed in surprise when Republican first selectman candidate Bill Tinsley walked into Brookfield Democratic headquarters to congratulate him for being elected to the town's top position.
Democracy measured by lower-profile races
While the top-of-the-ticket races for mayor and first selectman are the ones drawing attention Tuesday, democracy might be better measured by the lesser contests, for local school boards, town councils and planning and zoning commissions throughout the region.